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Insurers, which are probably facing a bill of more than $30 billion for the costliest disaster ever, won't need such drastic measures to survive. That doesn't mean, though, that they are not hurting. Warren Buffett's General Re reinsurance outfit stands to lose about $2 billion, and European giants Munich Re, Swiss Re and AXA aren't far behind. Direct underwriters such as AIG, Chubb, Travelers and Hartford could lose hundreds of millions of dollars each. Many underwriters have jacked up the premiums for airlines and are sure to slash the level of coverage available for damage...
...just the fourth overtime game in Columbia history, Bucknell’s Chris Lundberg drilled a 32-yard field goal and Columbia’s Sam Warren missed a 47-yarder wide right as the Lions dropped in its season opener...
...York City and Washington, but bounced back or stabilized quickly. Mutual-fund companies report that few sell orders piled up while the markets were closed last week. And sectors including construction, defense, energy and security systems stand to do well in the months to come. Investing legend Warren Buffett, who was host at a conference for CEOs in Omaha, Neb., last Tuesday, told his guests the attacks "will not change what the market does one month, three months, six months or a year from now. The national psyche has been hurt, but for the financial markets, this is a nonevent...
Known officially as Warren M. Tusk 05, people are more likely to call him by another moniker: Tusk will often introduce himself as Vincent, Malachi or Charon to passersby who want to inquire about his antiquated dress. Tuskit is less complicated to refer to him by his last namehails from Briar Cliff, a suburb of New York. He is one of the first students to go to Harvard from his school, Briar Cliff High School, creating his immense talent, good looks and desirability...
...enough, Second Act, an “acoustic rock extravaganza” fronted by Jeffrey E. Heck ’03 (but just call him Jeff Heck). There is a very good reason why the group is also known as Jeff Heck and Second Act, which also consists of Warren S. Adler ’03 on bass, Gabriel J. Jostrom ’04 on violin and Josh Rowe from the Berkeley School of Music on drums. Heck has an amazingly full and expressive voice that comes across best in a live performance. His temporary lapses of memory (discussed...